Have others successfully gotten this to work with their alarm? What functionality does it have with the Ring alarm? What are the problems you have encountered with it?
@CrazyCat You can have exactly that feature with this lock! Learn more about it here. In addition, you can add as many locks as you’d like, as long as you don’t go over the limit of 99 devices, as the Ring Alarm Base Station can handle no more than 99 devices.
I have been unable to set up multiple phones to integrate a single Schlage Encode into the Ring App. I set my phone up just fine, but I am the “owner” of the Schlage account. I have others set up as admins but they integrations won’t work. Note this requires the use of Amazon Key which will only allow the “owner” of the lock to integrate.
This may be user error but i’m 5 days into trying to figure this out and just warning you in case this is something you want to do.
It was another Schlage smart lock series known as Encode which is wifi direct (not Z-Wave or Zigbee) , but the problem seemed to be app related which i believe is the same Schlage app the other series use. I’m no expert here but just wanted you to know so you aren’t surprised as I was. I’m still working to figure this out because it makes no sense. I’m now researching to see if adding a hub of some kind might be a better option. Also looking to see if Kwikset is a better option.
I don’t think the z wave ones would have this problem since they only work with Ring Alarm base station. There are no other accounts in the mix. With that said, really appreciate your reply! Made me do more research to make sure I’m not buying a useless device.
I installed one of these locks. Wanted to share an issue I had in case others had it.
When I tried to setup my device it didn’t properly complete connecting to the base station (I realized it was too far away). Make sure your alarm base station is within 6ft of the lock when setting it up, otherwise things will get really screwed up. (I found this to be true for many z-wave device set ups)
I had to use “Remove Failed Device” to get the lock out of the device list. Once it was out I setup the lock again. The Lock instructions state to click the button inside the lock to “enroll” the device - Don’t do that! Instead unhook the battery before setup and when you get to the setup screen for the lock the Ring app will tell you to connect the battery. Connecting the battery will automatically start the setup process.
This took me several hours to figure out so wanted to share to save others from wasting their time.
@CrazyCat Hey again! At this time, the feature for auto lock and unlock is only going to be on the lock itself, but it’s a great suggestion. I will make sure to pass this onto the appropriate team for you.